Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 31, 1959, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextQualified Graduates Will Have No Trouble Finding Good Jobs Corvallis - Qualified 1959 college graduates will find no trouble in securing a job with business on a slight upsurge after the recession scare a year ago, Oregon State college placement officials have re ported. , " Average starting pay for the 1959 graduates varies from $4,000 to $6,000 a year with the low in home eco nomics and education and the high in physics, engineering, and mathematics. Agriculture: Even with the number of farmers decreas ing, the number of people working in agriculture is steadily increasing. Demand for the agriculture graduate will exceed supply by about 2 to 1. Graduates are needed in sales, processing and re search. Business and Technology: Hiring quotas for business ad ministration graduates are up over last year. Sales and ac count ing opportunities are up over last year. Sales and accounting opportunities are most numerous. Starting sal aries in accounting are $375 to $400.. Sales jobs in larger concerns bring $400 to S425. Banking and merchandising firms are offering about $375. Education: Starting pay for OSC education graduates this year will vary from $4,000 to $5,650. Shortage fields are girls physical education, ele mentary education taught by young men, women English teachers, industrial arts (metal and auto mechanics) and spec ial education for teaching mentally retarded and handi capped children. Need great est for high school librarians. Engineering: Demand for engineers is up from last year's "depression scare." Shortage areas are electrical engineers for the air Industry manufacturing jets and mis siles and mechanical and civil engineers for U. S. road build ing program. Data processing has brought a shortage for electrical engi neers and mathematics ma jors. Chemical engineers in biggest demand the past sev eral years have dropped to the bottom because the "oil industry is hurting." Geolo gists have also felt the oil industry cutback. Forestry: All June forestry graduates have been placed with beginning pay between $4,500 to $5,000. Greatest shortage is in forest engineer ing and forest products. Home Economics: The mar ket for home economics grad uates is always kept open be cause 70 per cent of the Ore gon home economics teachers are married. The home ec women usually stop teaching after a few years to get mar ried and raise a family. Home economics teaching jobs pay from $4,000 to $5,2000. Businesses take stu dents with experience in ex tension or teaching. Shortage in the home eco nomics field is greatest in college teaching, especially in household life and foods and nutrition. For a masters and doctorate graduate, pay can be $4,200 to $6,000. Interesting jobs open on magazines. Pharmacy: In pharmacy, de mand far exceeds supply. Jobs as medical service representa tives are going unanswered. A few graduates have not ac cepted employment because they are looking for better offers. Lowest acceptance has been $400 a month, highest $675, with the average $485. Science: Demand for chem istry graduates "appears to be better than normal." Bache lors degree graduates get from $425 to $475 a month; masters $525 to $575. Entomology, botany, phys ics, and chemistry graduates with a doctorate degree re ceive pay varying from $6,000 to $9,000 depending on exper ience and ability. Emphasis is on well trained people. Fast - growing student en rollments and drawing off of teaching staff into research appointments have doubled re quests for zoology graduates with doctors degrees. Starting salaries for college professors is between $5,000 to $6,500. Physics graduates have no trouble in finding an excel lent job. Pay for the bachelor graduate ranges from $485 to MAIL TRIBUNE, Medfortf, Or. Sunday, May 31, 1959 7 $525 a month. Pay , for the doctorate graduate can up to $1,000 a month. We Give GREEN STAMPS CENTRAL REXALL DRUG Main and Central ONCE-A-MONTH YREKA juvenile- Hall Planned By BERTHA WILSON Yreka-Siskiyou county res idents should know by July 1 whether the $50,000 budgeted by county supervisors for a juvenile hall can do the job, County Probation Officer Jess Brewer said. Brewer requested $125,000 for the hall. The board allow ed the lesser amount with the understanding that the hall be constructed adjacent to the Siskiyou County General hos pital to allow use of the hos pital ktichen. The 'grand jury has urged that the hall be built immediately. Brewer said the minimal hall as now planned will in clude four, security cells, a boys' and girls' dormitory, living quarters for supervis ory personnel, space for a fu ture kitchen, and office space In case the probation office should be transferred there. A special room for small chil dren will be provided adja cent to the supervisory per sonnel room, Brewer said. No recreation or outdoor playground is planned for the hall for some time yet, Brew er said, unless local service clubs can be encouraged to donate equipment and work. Equipment for the dormito ries will be purchased from U. S. government surplus whenever possible, he said. International Paper com pany outbid 10 competing firms by paying $253,475 for 7V4 million board feet of tim ber about five miles west of Oak Knoll in the Yreka work ing circle of Klamath nation al forest, Auction Officer John Murry has reported. The company paid almost 2V2 times the $88,620 adver tised value placed on the tim-, ber. Yreka High school's Future Farmers of America chapter has elected Stan Sears as pres ident. He succeeds Don Sta dler. Other officers are vice pres ident, Curt Harding; secre tary, Rollie Elsea; treasurer, Bruce Root; reporter, Don Kreutzer; sentinel, Bob Jen nings, and historian, Jerry Wreden. Siskiyou Bowling alleys, the 12-lane recreation center built by Harry B. Millette ad jacent the Yreka Drive-in the ater, opened Thursday. A grand opening, at which some of the nation's top bowl ers are expected to demon strate their skill, will be held June 6. The Siskiyou Union High school board appointed John Hincs. returning after a one year Jeave of absence last year, as vice principal of Butte Valley High school. Margery Harrison and Sylvia Herrera are new teachers at Yreka High school. Resignations were accepted from Gene Berry, Ft. Jones; Joe DeLuca, Weed, and E. Charles Heinitz, Yreka. Small Worlds Around Us By Lynn M. Watkins TAG -ENDS! REMNANTS ONE OF A KIND PRICED TO SELL OUT FAST! 1 girls nylon coat, size 6X 1 girls cotton dress, soiled, size 7- 1 52"x52" luncheon cloth, soiled 1 sample electric vibrator pillow 8 aprons, stamped to 'embroider 12 women tapered ankle slacks' '. 1 Tots 6-yr. hardwood crib bed .1.88 . 13c . 99c 5.00 . 50c 1.88 J50.00 3 7-pc. 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Odd lots, special purchases, discontinued items, some slightly soiled ... all priced to mean greater savings for you! Shop for these bargains!! -. -' ing the quills erect. At the same time the short, stubby tail lashes back and forth, driving the quills into any thing foolish enough to be close. ' Many of the larger quills may measure five inches in length, each armed with tiny, recurving barbs that make the extraction of the quills very difficult. Once imbedded in living flesh the muscular movements work the quill deeper and deeper. The myth that the animal "can throw his quills" is one of the oldest. Of course he can't but the legend persists. Among many, too, is the be lief that this animal is very stupid. Perhaps he only acts dumb to confound his ene mies and perplex his friends. Behind his unhurried actions his little mind may be ponder ing those puzzling problems that most certainly bother all porcupines. ; (Released by The Register and Tribune Syndicate, 1959) Plodding Porcupine Chews Anything Even Oars It was a "lazy river;" a lazy summer day and I fitted into It perfectly. I had alternately rowed and floated for the past three hours. Now the heat and the constant drone of hundreds of summer insects invited me to pull to the near shore and take a nap. I tied the boat to a stream-side tree and pillow ing my head on my knapsack dropped off to sleep. How long I slept I never knew but I was awakened by a steady gnawing sound. A sound that vibrated slightly on the gunwale of the boat, I opened my eyes. There not three feet from me, was a large porcupine. He was calm ly eating the handles of the boat-oars. At my sudden start he turned his head and blinked his eyes. He was willing to chew up the han dles to get what little salt my perspiration-soaked hands had left on the oars: No Concern He showed no concern when I carefully inched away to a safer distance. He looked at me very sadly when I later pulled the oar away from him but he showed no hostility. Fear of man or anything else is about as alien to a porcu pine as ambition or strenuous activity. By nature he is a plodder. He never hurries. Many peo ple who know him say he never thinks. About the only thing he asks of life is something, any thing, to chew on. In his blundering way he can be the most aggravating of creatures and at the same time the most destructive. I am always amazed at the great number of quills with which a healthy porcupine is armed. The quills seem about as numerous as the "hair on a dog," numbering several thou sand. They lie flat on" the ani- J ,. mal's body mixed in with the"! Chimneys 4 Furnaces silvery, stiff hair. 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